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Dunlap, Diane M. – OSSC Report, 1986
Increased enrollments combined with teacher retirements and resignations are creating a strain on the current supply of qualified teachers. As the demand for new teachers is increasing, the number of new teaching graduates is decreasing proportionally. A national teacher shortage is imminent and already exists is some locations and in some…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Competence, Early Retirement, Elementary Secondary Education
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Wilhelm, David – Clearing House, 1980
Due to declining enrollments and "burnout," schools face two potentials for staff imbalance: a stagnant older staff or too many inexperienced teachers. The author proposes preventing these problems by teaming older teachers, ready for gradual retirement, with new teachers, who gain experience while taking over by degrees. Costs are considered.…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Elementary Secondary Education, Part Time Faculty, Program Costs
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Ralph, Edwin G. – Action in Teacher Education, 1994
Retired Canadian educators' gave advice to beginning teachers and offered specific suggestions to a university regarding enhancement of its preservice program. The educators stressed the importance of teachers mastering a basic set of generic skills for classroom management and instructional dimensions of teaching, emphasizing the importance of…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Classroom Environment, Classroom Techniques, Elementary Secondary Education